Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers the early 1980s era of Amazing Spider-Man, including issues #205-223 and Annual #15, where Peter Parker faces a gauntlet of classic foes like the Rhino, Doctor Octopus, and the Kingpin. The volume also features the debut of the new Prowler, Hobie Brown, and a memorable team-up with Dazzler, all while J. Jonah Jameson's anti-Spider-Man campaign reaches a fever pitch. Key storylines include the return of the Molten Man, the introduction of the Spider-Slayer, and the ongoing tension in Peter's personal life with Mary Jane and Aunt May.
"Chaos Is--The Chameleon!" marks a pivotal moment in Spider-Man’s saga, as the web-slinger finally clears his name with the police after a long shadow of suspicion. With the Chameleon orchestrating a public smear campaign that turns the crowd against him, Spider-Man must prove his innocence in the most volatile setting of all—Central Park—where Flash Thompson rallies the people in his defense. But even as the city begins to accept him, a new threat looms in the shadows, setting the stage for something far more personal and dangerous. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Keith Pollard, with inks by Mike Esposito, colors by M. Severin, and letters by J. Novak, the issue’s iconic cover by John Romita Sr. captures the tension of the moment, all in a 2024 release that stands as a standout in the Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection.
In "Chaos Is--The Chameleon!", Spider-Man finally clears his name when D.A. Towers announces the charges against him are dropped, only for the Chameleon to strike during a press conference, framing him in a shocking public stunt. As the crowd turns against him, Flash Thompson rallies the people of Central Park to stand by Spider-Man, turning the tide—yet not everyone is pleased. J. Jonah Jameson erupts in fury, and in a hidden lab in Westchester, a new enemy vows revenge.
In "The Spider and the Burglar... a Sequel," a powerless Peter Parker, reeling from Aunt May’s apparent death and haunted by Mysterio’s chemical attack, uncovers a chilling connection: the burglar responsible for her fate is the same man who killed Uncle Ben decades ago. With no powers but a relentless will, Peter must confront the past he thought he’d left behind, racing to uncover the truth before it’s too late.
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